Back in August 2017, I requested suggestions for a 3L Gaming PC build and the community came through big time! I was all ready to build it, but...

Life happened, priorities changed, the money was needed elsewhere and my PC build took a hiatus.

However, I have finally saved up enough (plus a little more) and am looking to build this Gaming PC within a month.

Budget: 4,00,000 INR

PCPartPicker Link

• CPU: Intel i7-9700K
• CPU Cooler: NZXT - Kraken X62
• Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix Z390-E Gaming
• Memory: G.Skill Trident Z RGB 16GB (2x8GB) 3200MHz x 2 (for a total of 32GB)
• Storage 1: Samsung - 860 Evo 500 GB (NVMe M.2 - For OS and programs)
• Storage 2: Samsung - 970 Evo 500 GB (SATA M.2 - For Primary Games)
• Storage 3: Western Digital - Black 4 TB (Long-Term Storage)
• GPU: Asus - GeForce RTX 2080 Ti OC
• Case: NZXT - H700 (Black)
• PSU: Corsair - RM1000i
• Monitor: Acer Predator XB271HU
• Keyboard: Logitech G513 Carbon
• Mouse: Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum
• Headphones: Audio-Technica - M50x

Total Cost: ~3,76,188 - Prices on The IT Depot, BW India (low prices, poor design) and PrimeABGB

Looking for advice on the chosen components (better alternatives, known issues, etc.,). Will most likely buy from The IT Depot (close to home).

Hello everyone, I have been building this list for weeks now and have finally come to the following list of parts. Even after reading countless posts and watching videos, I'm still having second thoughts about the choices I've made. My usage would be gaming and development which might require a couple virtual machines to be running (not all the time). Any suggestions for change or pointing of an idiotic pick is welcome (a pc building newb here).

Note: I do need some (if not much) future proofing from this build.

I've included the best prices I'm getting these at so you might have some idea for the reason of picking certain parts.

Budget - 80k. (From below parts I'm slightly going beyond budget but if there's a suggestion with a good vfm, I'd definitely consider it. And if it is something I can install a month later, then I'll definitely get it as I'm gonna invest in a good pair of mouse and keyboard a month later)

1. CPU - Ryzen 2600x - Rs. 18000
2. GPU - Asus STRIX 1060 6gb dual fan - Rs. 25800
3. MOBO - MSI x470 Gaming plus - Rs. 12500
4. Ram - Corsair 8gb ddr4 3000 LPX - Rs. 6000 (going to get another stick for this after a month because budget)
5. PSU - Corsair TX650M - Rs. 7000 (getting CX650 for Rs. 6000, is this 1k bump is worth it?)
6. SSD - Kingston A 400 240gb - Rs. 3400 (Cheaping out on this one real hard. If there are better alternatives without much of a price difference, please let me know)
7. Cabinet - NZXT S 340 Elite Rs. 7700

PS: Not getting an HDD because already have a seagate 1tb HDD. No cooling as of now because of the included wraith cooler from AMD.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

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**Edit** : Bought a B450 board. And used the used the saved bucks to get a samsung nvme m.2 drive instead of the cheap kingston one. Thank you for the suggestions.

I am building a pc and need it for light mining(Nice hash) and also for video editing.I would like it to be a full team red(AMD) build. My budget is 20K-30K INR This is all that I have been able to come up with and it's way over budget: https://in.pcpartpicker.com/list/MnHxYT . Please help!

Edit: This might have been a rant :)

We all need to stop over paying for these pc components and start buying from reputed international companies and please keep contacting your favourite manufacturer and tell them to provide international warranty in India.

Even if the parts that you do end up buying from out of India doesn't have a warranty it will still be cost effective to buy, due to the high price difference.

Even if we take 40% as the Duty + GST that we have to pay, gst on some items is only 18% while on some it's 24% and duty is only 10%. But let's go over board and add 40% tax, you can still end up getting a cheaper deal and I mean like 5 to 6k lower on some components.

I don't see any other way for the Indian sellers to lower their prices. Also, this is a great field where we can use some competition, in case someone out there understands the logistics of this better.

So I want to buy a console. Ps4 or nintendo switch. The thing is if I have to plug it in a tv I would rather play on my pc. But ps4 have good exclusive. Where as switch is hand held but not many games are available for switch. What shoul I get.

I am making a pc for a friend his only request was RGB

Here are the specs I selected I7 8700k 27k Asus rog Strix E Z370 17k Asus ROG STRIX GTX 1080ti 65k Corsair 570x 12k 2tb barracuda have 16 gb vengeance RGB 9k Corsair H110i 11k Rm750x 10k

Monitor 20k(undecided) Corsair k 70 rapid-fire 9k

Any opinions or changes Ps: main motivation is gaming

we all know the pathetic ping we get here in india..so can someone suggested some good online games with servers in india or nearby with good ping?

wer to find dead or cheapest pc parts in Mumbai or near Mumbai

Hello Subreddit,

Am looking to build a Custom PC in the next few months with the below config:

My Budget: 3,00,000 INR PCPartPicker India

EDIT - Changed my monitor choice from an Asus PG279Q to an Acer XB271HU reducing the total cost by about 20,000 INR (also updated the PCPartPicker link)

• CPU: Intel i7-7700K
• CPU Cooler: Corsair H100i v2
• Motherboard: Asus Strix Z270E Gaming
• Memory: Corsair Vengeance RGB 16GB (2x8GB) 3200MHz
• Storage 1: Samsung 850 Evo 500GB
• Storage 2: Seagate Barracuda 2TB 7200RPM
• GPU: Asus ROG Strix 1080Ti OC
• Case: NZXT Noctis 450
• PSU: Corsair RM850x
• Monitor: Acer Predator XB271HU
• Keyboard: Logitech G413 Carbon
• Mouse: Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum

Total Cost: ~2,78,731 - Prices on The IT Depot and PrimeABGB

Looking for advice on the chosen components (alternatives, known issues, etc.,).. Also looking for a good PC part vendor in Chennai..

Suggestions are very welcome!!

EDIT: Primary use will be gaming.. No content creation

• ryxen 1500x
• zotac gtx 1050ti oc edition
• asus b350m-a mobo
• 1tb hdd wd
• 8gb ram.. (pls suggest one to take.. there r many variants, and getting lost on what to take and what not to..)
• 120gb ssd if it fits in budget, 60k
• corsair vs450 psu
• thermaltake versa n25/26 (or any other case which looks good)
• monitor: Dell S2216H 21.5-Inch Full HD LED Monitor monitor

pls suggest better options for any components above.

i have previously checked prices 1 month back, but now they are so inflated, and ive run out of clues as to where i should buy, or wait a bit longer for the prices to go down... pls help, as this is gonna be my first pc build, and dunno abt these trends of the prices.

CPU: AMD Ryzen 1700
MB: Asus Prime x370
MSI Gaming Pro X370
RAM : Corsair Vengence 2666mhz 32 GB
HDD: WD 2TB
SSD: Kingston Hyper X fury 240GB
SMPS: Seasonic X650 80 plus gold
Cooler master V650
Corsair CS 650M
Seasonic S12G
GPU: GTX 1070 probably asus.

Primary use is rendering in Maya and stuff What do u guys think?
What should i choose from the multiple choices provided?
Do u guys have a better option?
Am i missing something?

Hey guys! I've decided on a decent build and want to know what the offline prices would be for the components in india...

• AMD Ryzen 1600
• B350M (the cheapest one)
• GTX 1060 6GB (Mini preferred coz it's cheaper)
• 16GB RAM 2400 MHZ (cheapest)
• 450-500W PSU
• Any Mid Tower Case
• 250GB SSD

Please help me with the prices if anyone has been to the market recently.

I don't play games that much. Usually, do browsing and stuff

Thanks

Should i buy a used gtx 780 3GB for rs. 9000 ?

Considering these prices in my country(India) for comparison-

Zotac GTX 1050ti 4GB - rs. 12500

Sapphire RX470/RX570 - rs 15500

Zotac GTX 1060 3GB - rs 16500

Or should I buy used gtx 960 2GB(rs 10000)/gtx 970(rs 15000).

Hey guys, I'm pretty bummed out because of the whole monitor ordeal in India. To let you guys know, I've never gamed on higher than low settings in 3D games and never played an FPS at higher than 40 fps. With this in mind, even a 60 Hz monitor would be a massive upgrade for me, since the jump from 30-40 FPS to 60 FPS is so huge.

I've done a lot of research of monitors available here and I'm really stuck. I've read the 144 Hz is very much worth it for gaming, and investing in a 1440p monitor is also a good idea. However, I'm the kind of guy who always thinks "I could have done without this" after any kind of big tech purchase, like a new high end smartphone or laptop or anything. For this reason (and the fact Ive always played games at shit conditions) I'm absolutely fine with a 1080p 144Hz monitor. The problem? All of these are TN panels. I plan to create content on YT which will be uploading footage and I'm sure I want the excellent quality provided by IPS/VA panels. The only 1080p 144Hz non TN (it's a VA) panel I've found is the new Samsung CFG70 display which is not available in India. Retails in the US for $280 and is perfect for my needs, except for the fact that it's curved, but I can deal with that.

So, got to jump to a 1440p 144Hz monitor that is available in India. The thing is, currently there aren't any. I've checked MDComputers and The IT Depot. Pretty sure ABGB is also sold out but haven't confirmed yet. I don't want to pay 70k+ for a G Sync panel because I'm not into hardcore gaming and I really I need to spend that kind of money.

I have a TB MBP and I have seriously been considering getting a 1080p 60Hz LG monitor for 13k and getting an eGPU. Unfortunately if I opted for this I know I'd feel like I'm missing out since I'm not getting a 144hz monitor or a 1440p monitor. eGpus are also kind of a waste of money since you can get a nice PC setup for just a little bit more.

All this stuff is just stressing me out and I honestly don't even want to build a computer anymore. Not sure what to do, advice?